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Being an owner of this kit has saved my life several times over. Last week I was doing some repairs in the garage, and I accidentally smashed my thumb to a paper thin wafer with a lump hammer. If I hadn't taken the weakest dose possible of these incredible pills, I'm pretty sure my thumb would have had to be amputated; at least that's what the so-called "nurse" who "healed" me with "medicine" said after I came around from "surgery". Then there was the time I sliced myself in two with an industrial bandsaw at work. Luckily my left half was able to slither over to the Homeopathic Accident Kit we keep in the office, which was imbued with the memory of what I looked like before I scattered myself across a wide area, and I was back at work again after just 5 years of intensive physiotherapy. During my ordeal, if it hadn't been for these clinically proven Tic Tacs, I don't think I would have pulled through. But what really worried me during my time in hospital, was the attitude of the so-called medical professionals, who said that I was wasting my money on the very homeopathic remedies which ultimately saved my life. On one occasion, a "doctor" who claimed to have studied what he called "the evidence" of the placebo effect, laughed in my face when I told him I didn't want any of his Big Pharma poison. I've never heard of this so-called placebo stuff, but it saddens me that even our doctors, nurses, and entire medical profession have so clearly been bought up by the company who produce it. But you don't see anything in the lame stream media about that, do you? All in all, I'd say this has to be one of the greatest advancements in confirmation bias-based medicine in the last 200 years. Don't think about it, just buy it. Heck, buy two! Or why not increase the efficacy 100 times over, by not buying any at all. One day, your life may depend upon it.